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  1. pt0872 Member

    joined: Oct 8, 2006
    43 posts
    Carver, Mass
    On Friday I checked Lowes/Aubechan/TV and a few others. ALL SOLD OUT.

    Lowes got them Thursday and sold out same day. Went to HD this morning for some work items...the computer said 13 tons, but the guy working the pellets said more like 7.

    Asked my foreman if he'd mind helping me out....about noon we swung by HD and got a ton $299.99 OMG!!! And they're Blazer pellets. Never heard of them before.

    I've never bought the same ton, everytime I get them they're different. The pellets are hard to find in my area...they're taking names right now for any shipments coming in.

    Also bought new rope for my stove.....what a nightmare that it. Getting the old rope off is no problem, getting the old glue of is.

    Anyway, got my ton today. I usually burn 2.5 tons a year so I'll wait for the demand to subside before I run out for my next ton.
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  2. dave1966 Member

    joined: Aug 24, 2008
    68 posts
    south jersey
    to get the glue out of the channel i use a cordless drill and a nice size bit just run and scrape it in the channel it'll take the glue right off
  3. webbie Administrator

    joined: Nov 17, 2005
    10,932 posts
    Western Mass.
    Proper Yiddish:
    Oy vey

    or
    Oy!

    ( I know, I know...the comeback is "shut up, you putz")
  4. kd460 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Feb 5, 2006
    394 posts
    A wire wheel on a cordless drill or one of those 3-m brand abrasive spongy whell thingees on a drill does a number as well. Here's another tip, when you cut the new gasket/rope, put some of the glue on the ends and let it set up for a few to keep it from fraying while you work with it. KD
  5. Xena Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 30, 2005
    2,436 posts
    South Shore MA
    Here's another tip for the future. Order your pellets from one of
    the companys I have linked to below.
    Place your order for 2 or 3 tons in late March or early April for best price.
    They will deliver to you and even with delivery charge you will pay
    less than $299 a ton. SSWP and pelletsales will deliver to you, I checked.
    Not sure about the other one but you have two viable options here for
    next spring.

    http://www.southshorewoodpellets.com/
    http://pelletsales.com/
    http://pelletsdirect.com/
  6. mlwschultz New Member

    joined: May 1, 2008
    104 posts
    Southern Maine
    I saw a sign at WalMart this weekend for pellets for $247/ton.
  7. buckscrape Member

    I drive by to and from work a new stove place (can't remember the name) in Pepperell, MA (north central MA) that has pellets stored outside I assume they are for sale.
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